This year’s September is expected to enter… burning in Southeast Europe, including Greece, according to his data Weather forecast based on 400 prognosis scenarios from top meteorological centers on the globe.
Forecasts show temperatures over normal for season levels (Reference Period: 1993-2016) to 83% of scenarios, with average positive deviation +0,84°C.
Where will the thermometer be “red”
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Positive divergences They are expected throughout Europe.
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Greater increases In France and the Balkans – they exceed +1 ° C.
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In SE Europe, the probability of temperatures 1-2 ° C over normal It reaches 32%, while for an increase of more than 2 ° C it is 9%.
Who makes the prognosis
The analysis is based on data from eight large prognosis centers:
ECMWF (Europe), UKMO (United Kingdom), Meteo-France (France), JMA (Japan), NCEP (USA), DWD (Germany), CMCC (Italy) and BOM (Australia), as provided by the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Commission.
July: September forerunner
July 2025 was the third warmest ever recordedwith average temperature deviation in SE Europe +1.61 ° C. Trends show that the warm atmospheric “heritage” continues in September.
What does this mean for everyday life
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Longer heat duration compared to previous years.
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Increased risk of drought and favorable conditions for fires.
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Worsening thermal stress in urban centers.
Meteorologists recall that long -term forecasts show trends rather than absolute temperatures for each day. However, everything shows that September will be one of the hottest “hottest” of the last decades.